How to make a pinhole camera to watch the solar eclipse. This tutorial uses common household items, and is based on recommendations by NASA.
What you need
✔️ A box.
✔️ Two sheets of white paper.
✔️ Aluminum foil.
✔️ Tape.
✔️ A paper clip.
✔️ A knife or scissors.
How to make it
First, cut a small piece of paper and paste it on the inside of the box.
Next, cut out a hole in the box on the opposite side of the box.
Cover the hole up with tin foil and poke a small hole in the centre.
On the same side of the box, cut out another viewing hole.
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